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Georga E.JCollins.FeIled JPawni.
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Man Who Gave Name as James
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4 AND PERISHED IN FIRE
THE OREGON DAILY,' JOURNAL. PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 3. J
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At Third nd Towritnd Streets ;Mr.
, Collins Encountered Collie Dog
Watching at Head of Dead Master
. Mutt Have Perished at Post.
GeorV E. Colling of the steamahlp
Mongolia, mhi? a refched Ban Francisco
a few day before the earthquake, had
apartments 'at the Metropolitan hotel.
Third and Mtaalon at reel. wha the
hock occurred. It waa there that
members of- the . Metropolitan Brand
' opera company, were lodging-' and the
place waa in the heart of the district
where destruction was . swiftest and
moat complete, r
"The first ahork awakened 'me." said
M. Collins. lor the room was rocking
frightfully. 1 waa on the third floor and
aw ' people . climbing- down he fire
escapee past my window. - They were
half clothed and pa lied, and I didn't
.take time to dress. But when I reached;
the pavement I returned to my Toom
and saved my belongings."
It was due to his striking a woman
hat -ehe waa ssved from perishing in
the flame while trying to And her
husband. ' On Third street '.bet ween Mle
ton artd Howard the Are raced
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' Tit Ctd User 09 gaaelalaa "ft BtnUtnt.-
' For the ' burdens and trials - of
motberhood-nursing and house
hold duties Oxomulsion has
proved to be ''the ideal sustaining
, food when supplemented br rest.
' Immediate improvement " follows
the daily administration of Na
ture's Food-:, -, ' , .' '
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r Beneficial Result arc Obtained aftef
the First Dom. . , . .
. There are f siaes S-es, aad lS-es. Bottltat
the Ferawle ia printed la I laafuag oa each.
OZOMUL8ION LABORATORIES
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The Bread Line in San Rrancisco. '
unUl It enveloped a large and prosperous
pawnaluop. The owner of the ahop, with r
his wire, were on toe aireex in ironi
and crying frantically.- Finally the man
ruahed Inside In order to save some of
hie Jewelry. f
The woman tried to follow him. but
was held by persona In the crowd. She
peralated la hr efforts and was about
to succeed when Collins knocked her
down. The flamaa destroyed the build
ing and her huaband . peiiahed. . She
would have met the aame fate but for
the blow which prevented her entering., '
"One of the moat remarkable caaea
of devotion I ever aaw waa at Third and
Townsend streets." said Mr. Colllna. "1
.was going' toward the waterfront in
order to reach the Mongolia, and ' In
doing so was forced to pass thrpugh the
hottest portion of the city. At Third
and Towaaend streets I almost ran
Into 'a dark object which lay in the
street. There wss- so much smoke that
I did not aee It until -1 had almost
stepped on It. and then I discovered tnat
It was the body of a man wrapped in
a blanket. He had evidently been allied
and waa belna- carried -away by hla
friends, who werer forced to abandon the J
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At the bead of the body sat a lare
collie dog. . which puahed away the
blanket and licked hla master's face
when he aaw me. . He waa .evidently
trvlna- to direct my attention to the
body , of hla muter. Aa I hurried away
from the scene the dog, resumed nis
watch. . I am sure he muet have per
ished, for the heat was frightful and
fires burned all around the spot for
several days," : .
CONCERT AND BALL
THURSDAY EVENING
The concert, .and " ball to be given
this evening , by the Oregon . National-
Guard promisee to be the biggest
event of the week. , A committee repre
senting each company Is hard at work.
Mrs. Walter! Reed, Mrs. Sheldon and
Arthur Alexander have promised to
sing. , - ' "
Before the dancing ..commences there
will be a concert given by an orchestra
of 11 playera under the direction of
Arthur Clifford.- The patroneaaea are
Mrs, Colohsl James Jackson Mrs. Harry
LanA. Mrs. -General W. E. rvnser, Mra
Colonel C V, Oantenbeln, Mrs. Captain
L. H. Knapp.
The reception committee Is: Colonel
Jackaon. General W. E. Flnaer, Colonel
' v vtl'i Xalaa Torture
Is nd worst than the terrible caae of
piles that afflicted me 10 years. Then I
waa advised to epply Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and tnan a-box permanently
cured me. wrltee U S. Napier of Rualea.
irv Heala all wounds. Burns and Bores
like magic ita at 8. G. Skldmore Co.J
drugaiata
Oantenbeln, Captain I. -' H. Knapp and
captains of the Orefcon National Guard,
Committee of Arrangements -Captal:t
E. T. Smith, company K; Captain K. O.
Scott, company K; Captain W. 1 Gould,
company F; Lieutenant I -M. Clark,
batalllon II; Lieutenant J. J. McDon
nell. staff; "Lieutenant D. E. Bowman,
company C; Lieutenant Walter' Wilson,
company B; Lieutentmt .William Oen
ney, company F. - . -
i Captain McDonell will have charge of
the floor, . assisted, by a corps of of
ficers, - .
TO SEND MEN-OF-WAR
.. . TO VISIT LIBERIA
(Jooraal SpeeU Berries. '
Washington, April H. The navy de
partment Is considering the ' advisabil
ity of having United States men-of-war
make occajilonal visits to Liberia, Af
rica, aa a demonstration of the friendly
Interest of this government In the wel
fare and progress of the African repub
lic , Unlets the plans of the depaVt
mrnt are changed,' the cruiser Taooma,
now on her way-rto Port Said, to assist
the fleet ' towing the' drydoclc . Dewey,
will make a voyage along - the west
coast of Africa on her way bark to the
United Btateav In that event the vessel
will visit one or more of the porta of
Liberia. ,
A Few ' Professional . Beggars Are
Srwttisdbyoncemen-ne Ref
ugee Declines Meal Ticket, Another
.Man Don't Want Gratia Shave.
. Coming with the San Franclico refu
geaa there are lmpostora wh.i
take advantage of the relief commit
tees. Several of these have been dis
covered at the union station in the paat
few days, . and while none . hea been
turned Over to the police they have all
been told Juat what the relief commit
tee thlnka of them.
Teaterday afternoon a man who gave
his name aa James Forth arrived from
the aouth, took hla place In line and
got transportation, to Seattle. Later In
the afternoon another man appeared at
the ticket window with Forth'a ticket,
received his transportation, but waa un
able to sign - the name - on the relief
committee's slip. He was asked to ex
plain how he came by the ailp and Bald
he bought it from a refugee for "SO
cents. Forth was Caught before he left
the Station and . admitted he had sold
the. ticket. He waa censured by the
members of the committee and re
leased. - - ' -.-"
Several others, who had been given
shaving tickets, -.were caught -.-celling
thepa. but so far as has been reported
no meal ticket have Men aold. ..With
a few exceptions thjL.xaa'ugees er glad
to get assistance and appreciate It
There are a few professional beggars,
but no. attempt can be made to weed
them out. for fear of injuring some per
son deserving of assistance.
The railroad company is Buffering
from . lmpoatora, fox the officers aay
number from Oakland are talcing -advantage
of the free transportation la
sued' to the refugee to get to-. Fort
land. Ogden and other citlea. Several
time professional beggars of Portland
have attempted to get Into the crowd
and get assistance, but these have been
quickly spotted by policemen and di
rected Immediately to leave the vicinity
of.-the depot.
Some of the refugee are particularly
honesf. - A woman who arrived yester
day on the t o'clock refugee train and
was given a meal ticket returned It to
the committee. , saying' she had eaten
early in the afternoon and would need
nothing more .until breakfast, by which
time she would-be in Seattle. A man
who waa given a shave ticket returned
It with thanks, saying he had a raxor
jNo pill I a pleasant and positive as
DeWltt'B Little Early Risers. These
famous little pills are so mild and ef
fect! vethat children, delicate ladle and
week people enjoy - their cleansing ef
fect, while 'strong people' nay they are
the best liver puis aoia. in ever gripe.
That we have the; correct thing in Hats.
' You can't . find anything better than;' '
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THE WARBURTON STI FP HAT j.'s ') , ;t
THE J. B. STETSON, SOFT HAT . , '
Fashion's Latest arid Most Approved Style Is Found
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As to value none do or can give better.'.. . '
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Ah Uncoualcd Offer
A set of our famoua 1 Falae TEETH for $10.
Palnlea extracting frea with this' offer. Exam
ination and consultation "free. Crown and. Bridge
work a specialty. Extracting, 60 cents ' , '
WISE BROS.. Dentist ; !
- TimaO AMD WABatmOTOH. ' ',:
. nalx BOSS. ... - ' - Open Xvenings and Sundays.
of his own, and asking the committee
to give it to some one more unfortunate.
AU he wanted, he aald. wa i chance to
use a looking glaa and a towel. ,
SPIRITUALISTS TO GIVE '
BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT
The entertainment given by the First
Spiritual society: for the benefit . of San
Franclsre sufferera will constat of song ,
and readings by young peoplle andThll
dren of the lyceum and demonstrations
of spirit power In giving meaaage to '
the people,. The public la invited to ati
tend.,. . -A-' t r -v.-.- -
The entertainment will be held In the -Abington
building. Artisan hall on Ttilrd
near Washington street, next Sunday
night at S o'clock. -
'ft i ? ii'sllii iiccifi': Every hii
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Ifs No niistal(e GenllemenMhe Power of Price Rules Every Man
Tt airnnlv amazes the better iudees of eood clothes, .and they are buying at a 'saving of from $2.50 to $5.00. The prices are very attractive, but the clothes
T: K,;'VSr rf,mU' - are even more so. - Style, ht-ana WDncs are ngm; f,noi, vywui nias n - . v- ,X" ' '
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$IO.OO to $30.00 VALUES
The. More You Buy Here the More Money
. You Save
: -Pahts Values ' ? :-
r Yoo will be pleased to your entire satisfaction by coming
direct to us for your everyday needs: Elegant showing of '
working or fancy outing Pants at. to ?3
Also an elegant line of dressy Pants, same as up-town r
stores get $5 to $5.50 for.'.. ...,;.... .-. ... . . . '. . ;f4.60
Shirts Extra values and stylish all , the newest fabrics, ;
at., . . . . . ...... . . . ... ....... . 92.50 to ?1.00
- Elegant Negligee or Golf Shirts,: too many to describe m
detail. , If you want what's proper and best come ' "
at. ... .". . ..... ... .' . . i . . . . . ... . ... ..2.50 to 50 ,
Fancy Vests Here in all the newest and most popular de-i
signs, from. ..........
...$3.00 to $1.00
tUndcrwear
.Men's fine i balbriggan Un
derwear; a great , value
for;. J.;..... ..H0t
All " the better ones, , too,'
1 1 , cool 'and durable, ;
$l;50fo25c
Boys' Superior Clothing
Nothing we can say in print is equal to the argument
' ;'.".. which the clothing presents. Prices
An Ounce! of Investigation Is Worth a Pound, of . Cheap Argument
Strawy Hats ;
Elegant line of the new
Straw Hats,, with plenty of
the between prices, at -
25c to 3.00
Vouths
Men's Furnishings .
Men's Fancy Silk Embroidered Black' Lisle' Hose, bur ele- -gant
35c line, only; ............... i ...... . .'.' . . . . .'.25
Also an elegant showing in plain and fancy at "2 for; .25
Men's finest pure linen Handkerchiefs; reg. 35c, only. .25
Men's Working Shirts of heavy, plain black sateen or duck,
in stripes or fancy colors. .................. ; .". . .".50j
' Talk About Ties They are beautiful beyond your fondest
expectations. The weavers have outdone Nature's handi- -Wprk
in their color combinations. All at 75, 50, 25
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Clothing
THE LEE DAT AT $3.00
Xs aylnr Daily DlTldeada t Satisfao-
tloa to Its Wearera.
Any Style that's proper you'll find here.
We Are extending our reputation as bargain-givers m
Youths' Clothing. Many .parents outfit their entire faru-.
ilies here they know that they , can practice economy . .
here with perfect safety, as we carry only "the best. Gen- ...v.
, uine 97.50 to ?15.00 values here at
ECO, $7.50, $8.50
Artd we also, in addition
to the splendid val- .
ues, give away :
F REE!
Skates, Watches
and Rifles :
With BoysVCIothlng
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1 $3.00 to $3.60' Shoes . 1 ' J 0 Ci
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